Born in Victoria, Trevor joined the RCMP in 1964 and embarked on a career that would last 38 years. His career started in Saskatchewan and took him to postings in Toronto, Edmonton and Ottawa before bringing him back to his beloved B.C., where he eventually retired as Superintendent. It was during his time in Alberta that he met his wife, Michele. Together they travelled across the country with their daughter, Kristen, and son, Brent. Among his career highlights were being assigned to the Confederation Train in 1967 as a young Constable, earning a law degree from the University of Ottawa, and acting as Aide-de-Camp to British Columbia Lieutenant Governor David Lam.
In his personal life, Trevor was known for his sense of humour, his gentlemanly manner, and for his loyalty to his family and friends. He took great pleasure in his lifelong friendships with Tony and Don, as well as the friendships he formed with fellow officers that he served with along the way. An avid boater, he spent time cruising the waters of the Pacific Coast and the lakes in the interior of B.C.
In his retirement, Trevor continued to enjoy boating with Michele, golfing with his friends, and in his later years, getting to know his granddaughter and grandson. His loss has been greatly felt and he will be missed.
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. If you wish to make a donation in Trevor's memory, please consider the Parkinson Wellness Project (parkinsonwellnessproject.org).
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